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Sexational Secrets: The Ultimate Guide for Erotic Know-How

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It's amazing how many things I did not think of before that are mentioned in this book. I read a lot, but the tips for massage, using the under-side of your tongue, using a caligraphic brush, different positions and almost ALL that is pleasurable during sex are amazing. A must read. The chapters about masturbation and genital massage are very detailed and well written. My new favorite! (old favorite: Mantak Chia's "Multi-Orgasmic Man")

The author approaches widening her sexual knowledge intellectually with the enthusiasm of a talent scout seeking her next discovery. She takes courses, enters programs, interviews practical experts in the love making arena. Recounting the highlights for our benefit with step by step instructions. Men have been falling at my feet since I read this book. It was impossible to put down. A must read for the modern woman looking to connect closer with her man and make her desires come true.

There's something here for everyone. The author had the enviable task of interviewing experts on various sexual topics and presenting her findings in this book. There are useful tips on all sorts of techniques you and your partner will enjoy, some of which are not covered anywhere else, to the best of my knowledge. Well worth reading.

I liked this book because it showcased how awesome sex is just as much about attitude and thinking as it is physical. I learned the art of delayed gratification, wonderfully torturous teasing, and the power of dirty language. In short, my husband and I are grinning from ear to ear. I feel like a wanton sex goddess!

Believe it or not, I had this on my wish list and an online friend sent me a copy. I am forever indebted. It may not be the ultimate techniques manual, but it definitely was an enjoyable book. The author is obviously a lady who enjoys living life and not just sitting on a fence listening to the lively tales of others' adventures! She also has the spirit of experiment, and either tries out different philosophies or styles of sexual satisfaction or interviews others who have. She reviews ancient asian techniques, the sexual philosophy of Tanta, and more modern approaches intended to get one "in touch with ones own body." It took me forever to read--for which I appologize to the giver--not because it was complicated, dull or lengthy, but because I enjoyed reading it a little at a time.

This book is replete with fluff and not an ounce of scientific or even quasi-scientific knowledge. Instead, the author tells men how to masturbate and kiss, and her other advice is equally lacking in novelty. An average person would prefer a discussion of more substantive topics which may impart knowledge that the reader was not acquainted with decades ago.